Question
A company measures its financial asset at amortised
cost. It earns fixed interest and has no intention to sell before maturity. Which Ind AS permits this measurement basis?Solution
Ind AS 109 allows measurement of financial assets at amortised cost if the business model is to hold assets and receive cash flows (not trade).
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